Peter Sagal

A summer twist.

So, summer, of course, has its classic entertainments and leisure time activities, going to the beach, alfresco dining, sweating through your shirt, even though all you're doing is alfresco dining.

But this...

week, we read about a strange little tweak on a quintessential summer experience.

Our panel is going to tell you about it.

Pick the one who's telling the truth and win the wait-waiter of your choice on your voicemail, including, by the way, I should say, Bill Curtis.

Are you ready to play?

Yeah, I'm ready.

All right.

First, let's hear from Tom Papa.

Turns out that mosquito repellent is actually a mosquito attractant.

Your next summer surprise comes from Rachel Koster.

Preventing dehydration in swimmers by filling the swimming pools themselves with Gatorade.

Your last story of a swerve in summer comes from Brian Babelot.

So, which of these was an unusual twist we found on a summer standard?

in the news.

Was it from Tom Papa, the amazing discovery that all that mosquito repellent we put on actually is attracting the mosquitoes?

From Rachel Koster, a woman who's devised a way to keep people from getting dehydrated while at the pool by filling the pool itself with Gatorade?

Or from Brian Babylon, a psychic in Venice Beach, California, who can accurately tell your future just from your sunburn?

Which of these is the story of summer we found in the news?